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What best defines the bilateral borders of a sarcomere
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GPT 3.5
The bilateral borders of a sarcomere are defined by the Z-lines, also known as Z-discs. These structures mark the ends of a sarcomere and are composed of actin filaments that anchor the thin filaments in place. The Z-lines also serve as attachment points for the sarcomere to the rest of the muscle cell, providing structural stability and organization to the contractile unit.
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